Training: Semiconductor Technology for Non-Techies (TNT)

Description

The training is for non-technical professionals in supporting roles such as HR, finance, procurement, and IT, who may not be involved in chip design or manufacturing but still need to understand the basic concepts and technical jargon used in the industry to work more efficiently. Our goal is to equip participants with the foundational knowledge they need to be more productive and successful in their careers.

The course covers technical concepts in a simplified and accessible manner, so even if you’re not a tech whiz, you’ll still be able to understand the development process, cycle and various entities involved in the semiconductor ecosystem. We’ll give you a comprehensive insight into the industry’s unique nature, target applications, and markets, helping you understand the industry dynamics and envision various potential future scenarios.

We strive to make this a fun and engaging learning experience, using real industry experience to give you a practical understanding of the concepts we cover.

What you will learn

• An overview of the semiconductor industry both in Canada and worldwide.
• The complex business of manufacturing microchips from design to production.
• Fundamental technologies such as microelectronics, photonics, micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS), and quantum.
• Demystifying key terminology.
• Global supply chain considerations are a crucial aspect of the industry.

This training will enable you to

• Effectively communicate with your coworkers, customers, suppliers, etc.
• Effectively support your organization and customers.
• Make a greater individual impact within your organization and enhance team performance in challenging situations.
• Drive your company’s financial performance by applying your new expertise to business decisions.
• Expand your professional network through peer-to-peer networking connections.

Target Attendees

Professionals in marketing, business development, policy making or advisory roles, project management, legal, human resources, or finance, who are involved in the semiconductor business or want to learn more about it.